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... JENNY LIND. E BARBER. 15, ASTON’S-QUAT, has had con• signed to him, for Sale, Four Splendid MUSICAL BOXES, performing Selections of the best AirsjwqnAhe Operas •• Puritani.** '* S->nnambula,” Masanisllßr derslla, fcc.. &c. 2to Airs each Box. S / A Stock ...
... JENNY LIND The Livorpoolonians have been Lind-mad an all others who have listened to her warblinga. One paper saja The receipta of the house, the two nights of her performance, could not have been less than three thousand pounds, whilst all the avenues ...
... JENNY LIND. WE beg most respectfully to submit tbs assortment of Dress Waistcoats for to state that every portion of Gentlemen Dresj» for morning or evening; also Lidics’ Riding produced in the most fashionable manner. G. MACDONA. B*2. MOLESWORTH-STREET ...
... wsENNY LIND N AMINA Jenny Lind bas fascinated all hearts in a second character. She bas shown the wide range of her genius as well sa its origi- nality; ler power of giving life and reality to beings “ Amina,” like the most widely diiferent from each ...
... Cavatini—Mademoiselio JENNY LIND, “Perche non ho del Vento?” (Lucia di Lammermoor,) Donizetti Solo— Violin, Mons. HERRMANN Roman7a—Mons. ROGER, “ Seul sur la Terre,” (Don Sebastien.) . Donizetti Duetto—Mademoiselle JENNY LIND “and” “Signor BELLETTI, ...
... MADEMOISELLI JENNY LIND Bricuton, Monpay, AvuGust 23.—I1 have just returned from a concert at the Town-hall, at which the charming Jenny Lind bas enraptured ber hearera, Your readers are already aware of the extraordinary interest which this con- cert ...
... MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND. The Archbishop of Dublin has received from Mademoiselle Jenny Lind the munificent donation of £400., for charitable purpose*, one-half being from herself, and the other from Mr. Lumlcy. Devastation among the Flocks at Port Philip ...
... MADEMOISELLE JENNY LIND. Mr. Bunn has addressed the following letter to Jenny Lind, relative to the programme of her Majesty's Theatre :— “London, January 23, 1847. “ Mapame—The manager of her Mojesty’s Theatre has this day issued a programme of his season's ...
... JENNY LIND IN MANCUbATSE. The Cow of Wednesday rives the followiaf dessriptloo of the excitement created 'l* second appearance of tbia popular favourite, on Monday oifht, Amina in La Sonnamtula As w- sntieipatsd, the house was fall In every part, from ...
... DEPARTURE OF JENNY LIND. Yesterday morning Jenny Lind took her departure from Ireland, at Kingstown, where great number of persons had assembled on the Pier to bid her farewell. She stood on the quarter-deck, and, as the vessel got under weigh, several ...
... DEBUT OF JENNY LIND extrset tbe following from lengthened criticLm in ike Morning Chronicle Wednesday Jenny Lind's her Majesty’s Theatre, as Alice, in an Italian verson of Hubert le Diuble .. Of the Swedish Nightingele there can but one opinion. Sue is ...
... Esq., has arrived at Longford Terrace. Moukstown, from Cheltenham. THEATRE ROYAL—LAST APPEARANCE OP JENNY LIND. On TuMday •rralnff Mademouell* Jenny Lind took her farewell, hope only for Mason, of our city, where, dariof her brief stay, the brilliancy of ...